‘Hamilton’s strategy was between a rock and a hard place’
Toto Wolff feels Lewis Hamilton was between a “rock and a hard place” when it came to deciding whether or not to pit behind the Safety Car at the Miami Grand Prix.
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Toto Wolff feels Lewis Hamilton was between a “rock and a hard place” when it came to deciding whether or not to pit behind the Safety Car at the Miami Grand Prix.
Few players have rivalled Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic over the past two decades, but Spanish teenager Carlos Alcaraz threatens to upend tennis's established order after a dizzying rise to stardom.
Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic over the past two decades, but Spanish teenager Carlos Alcaraz threatens to upend tennis's established order after a dizzying rise to stardom. Alcaraz, who only turned 19 last Thursday, became the first player to beat Nadal and Djokovic on clay at the same tournament on his way to a second Masters 1000 title in Madrid. Seemingly preordained for greatness, Alcaraz has so far delivered on the promise, described by beaten finalist Alexander Zverev as "right now the best player in the world".
Lewis Hamilton questioned his Mercedes team's strategy during the Miami Grand Prix on Sunday after he finished sixth behind team-mate George Russell.
Mick Schumacher says his collision with Sebastian Vettel in Miami was a “shame” while his uncle Ralf feels the Aston Martin driver should have used his mirrors.
Max Verstappen closed the gap to Charles Leclerc in the world championship standings on Sunday at the Miami Grand Prix, and the effort he put in was clear for all to see.
ABU DHABI: Elite Brazilian athletes asserted their dominance in the professionals’ division on the third and final day of the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Jiu-Jitsu World Tour finale in the UAE capital.
Alexander Albon at the Miami Grand Prix as the Williams Formula One driver jokingly credited a splash of red dye for his second points scoring finish in three races. The British-born Thai racer turned up at last month's Australian Grand Prix with a fresh look and bagged a point in 10th. At the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola, with the hair colour fading, the 26-year-old finished 11th but with a fresh spread of red under his helmet for Miami he raced from 18th to ninth.